Center Point Assembly

Sunday, August 28, 2022 – We are continuing our study of Revelation. We finished Chapter 19, which is known as one of the most “exciting” chapters, namely the “Hallelujah Chorus” of the NT, and now we are looking at Chapter 20, which is known as one of the “greatest” chapters of the bible. This chapter is also known as one of the most debated chapters as there are three major perspectives on what this 1000-year period is. There is the “amillennial”, “postmillennial,” and “premillennial” viewpoint. We present a brief discussion of all three. We focus today on verses 1-3 after we set the context of what it means to believe in a “premillennial” viewpoint as that’s the belief we hold to. You’re invited to study God’s amazing Word with us as we are encouraged by studying the prophetic things that God promises will happen exactly as He says they will. That brings us hope, joy, peace, and anticipation of what will come soon…

Sunday, August 28, 2022 – We are continuing our study of Revelation. We finished Chapter 19, which is known as one of the most “exciting” chapters, namely the “Hallelujah Chorus” of the NT, and now we are looking at Chapter 20, which is known as one of the “greatest” chapters of the bible. This chapter is also known as one of the most debated chapters as there are three major perspectives on what this 1000-year period is. There is the “amillennial”, “postmillennial,” and “premillennial” viewpoint. We present a brief discussion of all three. We focus today on verses 1-3 after we set the context of what it means to believe in a “premillennial” viewpoint as that’s the belief we hold to. You’re invited to study God’s amazing Word with us as we are encouraged by studying the prophetic things that God promises will happen exactly as He says they will. That brings us hope, joy, peace, and anticipation of what will come soon…

Sunday, August 21, 2022 – Pastor Ryp Hankins brings a message titled “Are you a Disciple or a Follower of Christ?” He does a great job defining the difference between being a “Follower of Jesus” or a “Disciple of Jesus.” We are called to be disciples and make disciples – but do we really understand what that means? Disciples of Jesus learn to obey His teachings and have a deep foundation that isn’t easily shaken when the storms of life come their way. In contrast, followers of Jesus are easily thrown off course when the teachings of Jesus are hard and/or when life throws a curve ball when one isn’t expected. As you listen to Pastor Ryp, you will find this to be an encouraging and challenging message that we can all learn from and find a new hunger to dig deeper into the Word of God to be committed disciples of Jesus.

Sunday, August 21, 2022 – Pastor Ryp Hankins brings a message titled “Are you a Disciple or a Follower of Christ?” He does a great job defining the difference between being a “Follower of Jesus” or a “Disciple of Jesus.” We are called to be disciples and make disciples – but do we really understand what that means? Disciples of Jesus learn to obey His teachings and have a deep foundation that isn’t easily shaken when the storms of life come their way. In contrast, followers of Jesus are easily thrown off course when the teachings of Jesus are hard and/or when life throws a curve ball when one isn’t expected. As you listen to Pastor Ryp, you will find this to be an encouraging and challenging message that we can all learn from and find a new hunger to dig deeper into the Word of God to be committed disciples of Jesus.

Sunday, August 14, 2022 – Today, we are finishing up our conversation on one of the most exciting chapters of the Bible, Revelation 19. If you have followed this teaching, you will understand why we say that. Our study today is titled “The 2nd Coming” because in this passage, John the Revelator is given the vision of what it will be like when Jesus Christ returns riding a white horse with heaven's armies following, dressed in fine linens, white and clean. The first time Jesus came in a lowly and humble way as a babe in the manger; this time, Jesus comes with a very specific purpose to bring righteous judgment against all evil and to establish His earthly 1000-year kingdom. This is the climax of all scripture as Jesus is declared “King of Kings and Lord of Lords.” Worship and study along with us as we work and wait patiently for this exciting time to come to pass. We are living in the days when we are very likely the generation to usher this time in….

Sunday, August 14, 2022 – Today, we are finishing up our conversation on one of the most exciting chapters of the Bible, Revelation 19. If you have followed this teaching, you will understand why we say that. Our study today is titled “The 2nd Coming” because in this passage, John the Revelator is given the vision of what it will be like when Jesus Christ returns riding a white horse with heaven's armies following, dressed in fine linens, white and clean. The first time Jesus came in a lowly and humble way as a babe in the manger; this time, Jesus comes with a very specific purpose to bring righteous judgment against all evil and to establish His earthly 1000-year kingdom. This is the climax of all scripture as Jesus is declared “King of Kings and Lord of Lords.” Worship and study along with us as we work and wait patiently for this exciting time to come to pass. We are living in the days when we are very likely the generation to usher this time in….

Sunday, August 14, 2022 – Today, we are finishing up our conversation on one of the most exciting chapters of the Bible, Revelation 19. If you have followed this teaching, you will understand why we say that. Our study today is titled “The 2nd Coming” because in this passage, John the Revelator is given the vision of what it will be like when Jesus Christ returns riding a white horse with heaven's armies following, dressed in fine linens, white and clean. The first time Jesus came in a lowly and humble way as a babe in the manger; this time, Jesus comes with a very specific purpose to bring righteous judgment against all evil and to establish His earthly 1000-year kingdom. This is the climax of all scripture as Jesus is declared “King of Kings and Lord of Lords.” Worship and study along with us as we work and wait patiently for this exciting time to come to pass. We are living in the days when we are very likely the generation to usher this time in….

Sunday, August 7, 2022 – Today, we are continuing in our discussion of Revelation 19 – one of the most exciting chapters in the bible! We’ll be talking about a lot of information today, so it may seem like we’re drinking water from a fire hydrant, so bear with me. God is such a good planner that in everything He does, He gives us human analogies to help us better understand. Revelation 19 presents the Church as the Bride and Jesus the Groom in the context of the Jewish Galilean tradition. In this, we can better identify as a Bride, betrothed, and preparing herself for the wedding day that is to come. We can also understand the planning of the Wedding Feast and the invitations that are sent out. Who sends the invitations and who’s on the list is very important. But, one of the most significant aspects of the Galilean wedding process is the power given to the Bride as she is being betrothed to the prospective groom. She is given the choice to accept or reject the bridegroom, which is not typically given in other marriage customs of that day or region. This is a perfect analogy of a person given the choice to accept Christ as their Savior and thus entering into an eternal marriage relationship with Him. There is a lot more to discuss, so take a few minutes, worship, study along with us, and be encouraged that God has a plan, and it’s all coming to pass quickly.

Sunday, August 7, 2022 – Today, we are continuing in our discussion of Revelation 19 – one of the most exciting chapters in the bible! We’ll be talking about a lot of information today, so it may seem like we’re drinking water from a fire hydrant, so bear with me. God is such a good planner that in everything He does, He gives us human analogies to help us better understand. Revelation 19 presents the Church as the Bride and Jesus the Groom in the context of the Jewish Galilean tradition. In this, we can better identify as a Bride, betrothed, and preparing herself for the wedding day that is to come. We can also understand the planning of the Wedding Feast and the invitations that are sent out. Who sends the invitations and who’s on the list is very important. But, one of the most significant aspects of the Galilean wedding process is the power given to the Bride as she is being betrothed to the prospective groom. She is given the choice to accept or reject the bridegroom, which is not typically given in other marriage customs of that day or region. This is a perfect analogy of a person given the choice to accept Christ as their Savior and thus entering into an eternal marriage relationship with Him. There is a lot more to discuss, so take a few minutes, worship, study along with us, and be encouraged that God has a plan, and it’s all coming to pass quickly.

Sunday, August 7, 2022 – Today, we are continuing in our discussion of Revelation 19 – one of the most exciting chapters in the bible! We’ll be talking about a lot of information today, so it may seem like we’re drinking water from a fire hydrant, so bear with me. God is such a good planner that in everything He does, He gives us human analogies to help us better understand. Revelation 19 presents the Church as the Bride and Jesus the Groom in the context of the Jewish Galilean tradition. In this, we can better identify as a Bride, betrothed, and preparing herself for the wedding day that is to come. We can also understand the planning of the Wedding Feast and the invitations that are sent out. Who sends the invitations and who’s on the list is very important. But, one of the most significant aspects of the Galilean wedding process is the power given to the Bride as she is being betrothed to the prospective groom. She is given the choice to accept or reject the bridegroom, which is not typically given in other marriage customs of that day or region. This is a perfect analogy of a person given the choice to accept Christ as their Savior and thus entering into an eternal marriage relationship with Him. There is a lot more to discuss, so take a few minutes, worship, study along with us, and be encouraged that God has a plan, and it’s all coming to pass quickly.